I'm not entirely sure, how i should access the new functionality.
Can you give me an example please? Thanks

Nice would be something like: GET http://my.blog/s9y/update_status.php resulting in: pluginname1: OK pluginname2: OK pluginname3: UPDATE pluginname4: OLD Where OLD means: no longer supported. Such an output (more or less) would be easibly parseable by a cron script (i'm willing to write this one) to...

Hello, with the time i got more s9y installations which i have to look after. They are on different hosts and are used by different ppl. Now it is burdening to check each blog from time to time if there are plugin or theme updates available. Is there a way to fetch the plugin update status for a blo...

Yeah, but i don't like to change config all the time just for edit some stuff. I think, the whole Javascript was written into the page, at least i could not find a difference to the original code. But it did not work. I stopped searching for an error because i also assumed that it was a problem with...

Yes, this option was disabled and i added the whole source into the input box after switching the box itself to sourcecode view. Problem was, it never showed up on the website. The code was there in the page source but i got no image, no javascript error and my proxy log told me, that no image was r...

Hello all, i wrote a small plugin to show the UBERWACH! icon from http://www.uberwach.de/ Maybe the same thing can be reached with the HTML Nugget plugin but i run into trouble with the javascript code. The plugin can be found at: http://base.wars-nicht.de/projects/serendipity/ See it working at: ht...

What is it, that disturbs people about a table prefix? I see not a single issue with that. If my table is called 'comments' or 'blog_comments', where's a problem? :-) In "my" database world, you have schemata and such things. A table prefix always looks like a cheap mysql workaround. This...

Since s9y does not want to use different quoting mechanisms to keep the SQL syntax easy, using a table prefix is really the most easy and convenient way to go. Imho the "best" way would be a general interface for database access. I did a deep look into this problem back in the beginning o...

At least in PostgreSQL (don't know about SQLite) you can put your table name in "", data in ''. This should work fine.

Same in: plugins/serendipity_event_spartacus/UTF-8/lang_pl.inc.php plugins/serendipity_event_statistics/UTF-8/lang_pl.inc.php plugins/serendipity_plugin_remoterss/UTF-8/lang_pl.inc.php plugins/serendipity_event_bbcode/UTF-8/lang_pl.inc.php plugins/serendipity_event_textile/UTF-8/lang_pl.inc.php plug...

The file:
plugins/serendipity_event_spamblock/UTF-8/lang_pl.inc.php
starts with some extra bytes. PHP gives an error about "already sent headers", if someone from poland does visit the blog.

Kind regards

Also generell würde ich auch dabei sein wollen, hängt halt etwas davon ab, wann und wo das ganze stattfindet. Aber ich bin da flexibel.

Just tracked done a bug in the serendipity_track_url() function: In this function, a table entry is updated which the following conditions: scheme, host, port, path, query, day, entry_id. If affected_rows() is 0, then a new entry is inserted into the statistic table. This table has an unique constra...

Hello all, i just tried to install the 'serendipity_plugin_staticpage' and got an error: ERROR: adding columns with defaults is not implemented HINT: Add the column, then use ALTER TABLE SET DEFAULT in: include/db/postgres.inc.php It seems the error occur, if plugins/serendipity_event_staticpage/ser...

I got the same error (i.realname column does not exist) using a PostgreSQL database as backend. After some digging i found out, that the column is added in: sql/db_update_1.1-alpha4_1.1-alpha5_postgres.sql with the command: ALTER TABLE {PREFIX}images ADD COLUMN realname varchar(255) not null default...